Linda Irving

[Linda Irving @LIrving0]

@WayneMathison Canada is now a failed nation. What a disgraceful, so unnecessary outcome .

[L. Wayne Mathison @WayneMathison]

This is one of the most bittersweet moments of our lives.

Our son-in-law was laid off in Winnipeg a few weeks ago, his company closed down in Canada. He is 33, a software engineer, and he and our daughter have a new baby.

Now Roblox has recruited him to Silicon Valley. Our daughter will be able to stay at home with our granddaughter, which she would not have been able to do in Winnipeg, like most working parents we know. A huge plus, considering the woke goofball education systems everywhere in the West.

We are proud of him. He earned this. It is an extraordinary opportunity for their young family.

But my wife and I are crushed.

We spent our lives building in Manitoba. My wife ran a Lab and Imaging Unit. I ran businesses, farmed through brutal weather, survived terrible government policy, cared for aging parents, raised our family and contributed to our community. Farming was not merely hard. It was years of risk, sacrifice and uncertainty, with governments constantly making life more difficult for the people who actually produced something.

Now Canada is losing another highly skilled young worker because the opportunities are better somewhere else.

Mark Carney and Wab Kinew can talk all they want about growth, innovation and compassion. People live with the results, not the speeches. Winnipeg cannot compete for talent when taxes are high, productivity is weak, investment leaves, wages lag and essential services fail.

COVID was already more than I can forgive. Families were divided, businesses were damaged, children lost years, peaceful protesters were treated like enemies, and the politicians responsible still speak as though they acted with perfect wisdom.

Then there is healthcare.

My wife had a stroke. It took three years to find out what had happened. Vision problems. Three years of waiting, confusion, worsening symptoms and watching someone you love struggle while a supposedly world-class public system, that she worked hard in for 40 years, moved at a crawl.

That is not compassion. It is institutional failure.

So yes, this move is bittersweet. I am proud of our children and angry at the country they feel they must leave. They are going where talent is valued, work is rewarded and healthcare is part of the employment package.

Carney and Kinew should be ashamed of the country and province they are helping to govern. Their policies have consequences. Families pay them. Patients pay them. Workers pay them. Grandparents pay them.

We moved to Winnipeg from rural Manitoba to be closer to our daughters. A plane trip to our olderst daughter in BC and a walk down the street to our youngest daughters home.

We are allowed to grieve this. We’ll miss birthdays, spontaneous visits, and having our grandchild just down the road. At the same time, this move will give our daughter and grandson financial security that lasts for decades.

My wife and I spent much of our lives trying to give the next generation better choices than we had. Ironically, that success will mean watching them build their future somewhere else. We will miss our daughter, son-in-law and grandchild terribly, we could just walk down the street to see them… now it will be more flights.

And I will never forgive the people who helped make leaving Canada the only sensible choice.

[David Limbaugh @DavidLimbaugh]

Wow

[Gad Saad @GadSaad]

One of the most vile Canadians in recorded history.

[Linda Irving @LIrving0]

@FP_Champagne You and your Liberal colleagues will never agree to this 👇

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

🇨🇦The average Canadian doesn't get to choose who's asking the questions.

When the bank calls, you don't get to reply, "I'll only answer if @CTVNews asks."

When the CRA comes knocking, you don't tell them you'll be taking questions exclusively from people who already agree with you at CBC.

It's fascinating how accountability suddenly becomes optional when you're wearing a government lanyard.

If the Prime Minister and his Liberal cabinet are so confident they have a mandate, if they're so certain every decision they're making is in Canadians' best interests... then prove it!

Hold a one hour press conference where the questions come from independent journalists instead of the usual Ottawa rotation.

Put #RebelNews in the room.
Put #JunoNews in the room.

Put investigative reporter #SamCooper in the room.

Invite independent voices like @JasminLaine, @elevatereport , Northern Perspective and the hosts of The Really Big Show.

No hand-picked access.
No protective bubble.
No carefully curated list of "safe" questions.

Just answer them.

Because confidence doesn't fear scrutiny and truth doesn't need a security detail.

It's remarkable, really. The people who constantly tell us to "trust the science," "trust the experts," and "trust the institutions" seem strangely allergic to answering questions from anyone they don't already trust.

That should tell Canadians everything they need to know about #MarkCarney's leadership and the character of his #Liberal caucus.

If your agenda is as good as you say it is, it should survive a few uncomfortable questions.

If it can't...
the questions were never the problem.

If you would like to see this come to fruition, share the post and tag a Liberal MP. Call them out for their cowardice in facing scrutiny from the Canadian people.

#cdnpoli #ThinkForYourself
@RebelNewsOnline @junonewscom @scoopercooper @TheRlyBigShow @NorthrnPrspectv

[Linda Irving @LIrving0]

@MarkJCarney You and the rest of the Liberals will never agree to this👇

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

🇨🇦The average Canadian doesn't get to choose who's asking the questions.

When the bank calls, you don't get to reply, "I'll only answer if @CTVNews asks."

When the CRA comes knocking, you don't tell them you'll be taking questions exclusively from people who already agree with you at CBC.

It's fascinating how accountability suddenly becomes optional when you're wearing a government lanyard.

If the Prime Minister and his Liberal cabinet are so confident they have a mandate, if they're so certain every decision they're making is in Canadians' best interests... then prove it!

Hold a one hour press conference where the questions come from independent journalists instead of the usual Ottawa rotation.

Put #RebelNews in the room.
Put #JunoNews in the room.

Put investigative reporter #SamCooper in the room.

Invite independent voices like @JasminLaine, @elevatereport , Northern Perspective and the hosts of The Really Big Show.

No hand-picked access.
No protective bubble.
No carefully curated list of "safe" questions.

Just answer them.

Because confidence doesn't fear scrutiny and truth doesn't need a security detail.

It's remarkable, really. The people who constantly tell us to "trust the science," "trust the experts," and "trust the institutions" seem strangely allergic to answering questions from anyone they don't already trust.

That should tell Canadians everything they need to know about #MarkCarney's leadership and the character of his #Liberal caucus.

If your agenda is as good as you say it is, it should survive a few uncomfortable questions.

If it can't...
the questions were never the problem.

If you would like to see this come to fruition, share the post and tag a Liberal MP. Call them out for their cowardice in facing scrutiny from the Canadian people.

#cdnpoli #ThinkForYourself
@RebelNewsOnline @junonewscom @scoopercooper @TheRlyBigShow @NorthrnPrspectv

[Linda Irving @LIrving0]

@MarkGerretsen You and your colleagues will never agree to this👇

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

🇨🇦The average Canadian doesn't get to choose who's asking the questions.

When the bank calls, you don't get to reply, "I'll only answer if @CTVNews asks."

When the CRA comes knocking, you don't tell them you'll be taking questions exclusively from people who already agree with you at CBC.

It's fascinating how accountability suddenly becomes optional when you're wearing a government lanyard.

If the Prime Minister and his Liberal cabinet are so confident they have a mandate, if they're so certain every decision they're making is in Canadians' best interests... then prove it!

Hold a one hour press conference where the questions come from independent journalists instead of the usual Ottawa rotation.

Put #RebelNews in the room.
Put #JunoNews in the room.

Put investigative reporter #SamCooper in the room.

Invite independent voices like @JasminLaine, @elevatereport , Northern Perspective and the hosts of The Really Big Show.

No hand-picked access.
No protective bubble.
No carefully curated list of "safe" questions.

Just answer them.

Because confidence doesn't fear scrutiny and truth doesn't need a security detail.

It's remarkable, really. The people who constantly tell us to "trust the science," "trust the experts," and "trust the institutions" seem strangely allergic to answering questions from anyone they don't already trust.

That should tell Canadians everything they need to know about #MarkCarney's leadership and the character of his #Liberal caucus.

If your agenda is as good as you say it is, it should survive a few uncomfortable questions.

If it can't...
the questions were never the problem.

If you would like to see this come to fruition, share the post and tag a Liberal MP. Call them out for their cowardice in facing scrutiny from the Canadian people.

#cdnpoli #ThinkForYourself
@RebelNewsOnline @junonewscom @scoopercooper @TheRlyBigShow @NorthrnPrspectv

[Linda Irving @LIrving0]

@EvanLSolomon You and your colleagues will never agree to this👇

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

🇨🇦The average Canadian doesn't get to choose who's asking the questions.

When the bank calls, you don't get to reply, "I'll only answer if @CTVNews asks."

When the CRA comes knocking, you don't tell them you'll be taking questions exclusively from people who already agree with you at CBC.

It's fascinating how accountability suddenly becomes optional when you're wearing a government lanyard.

If the Prime Minister and his Liberal cabinet are so confident they have a mandate, if they're so certain every decision they're making is in Canadians' best interests... then prove it!

Hold a one hour press conference where the questions come from independent journalists instead of the usual Ottawa rotation.

Put #RebelNews in the room.
Put #JunoNews in the room.

Put investigative reporter #SamCooper in the room.

Invite independent voices like @JasminLaine, @elevatereport , Northern Perspective and the hosts of The Really Big Show.

No hand-picked access.
No protective bubble.
No carefully curated list of "safe" questions.

Just answer them.

Because confidence doesn't fear scrutiny and truth doesn't need a security detail.

It's remarkable, really. The people who constantly tell us to "trust the science," "trust the experts," and "trust the institutions" seem strangely allergic to answering questions from anyone they don't already trust.

That should tell Canadians everything they need to know about #MarkCarney's leadership and the character of his #Liberal caucus.

If your agenda is as good as you say it is, it should survive a few uncomfortable questions.

If it can't...
the questions were never the problem.

If you would like to see this come to fruition, share the post and tag a Liberal MP. Call them out for their cowardice in facing scrutiny from the Canadian people.

#cdnpoli #ThinkForYourself
@RebelNewsOnline @junonewscom @scoopercooper @TheRlyBigShow @NorthrnPrspectv

[Linda Irving @LIrving0]

@vankayak 👇you and the rest of your colleagues will NEVER agree to this.

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

🇨🇦The average Canadian doesn't get to choose who's asking the questions.

When the bank calls, you don't get to reply, "I'll only answer if @CTVNews asks."

When the CRA comes knocking, you don't tell them you'll be taking questions exclusively from people who already agree with you at CBC.

It's fascinating how accountability suddenly becomes optional when you're wearing a government lanyard.

If the Prime Minister and his Liberal cabinet are so confident they have a mandate, if they're so certain every decision they're making is in Canadians' best interests... then prove it!

Hold a one hour press conference where the questions come from independent journalists instead of the usual Ottawa rotation.

Put #RebelNews in the room.
Put #JunoNews in the room.

Put investigative reporter #SamCooper in the room.

Invite independent voices like @JasminLaine, @elevatereport , Northern Perspective and the hosts of The Really Big Show.

No hand-picked access.
No protective bubble.
No carefully curated list of "safe" questions.

Just answer them.

Because confidence doesn't fear scrutiny and truth doesn't need a security detail.

It's remarkable, really. The people who constantly tell us to "trust the science," "trust the experts," and "trust the institutions" seem strangely allergic to answering questions from anyone they don't already trust.

That should tell Canadians everything they need to know about #MarkCarney's leadership and the character of his #Liberal caucus.

If your agenda is as good as you say it is, it should survive a few uncomfortable questions.

If it can't...
the questions were never the problem.

If you would like to see this come to fruition, share the post and tag a Liberal MP. Call them out for their cowardice in facing scrutiny from the Canadian people.

#cdnpoli #ThinkForYourself
@RebelNewsOnline @junonewscom @scoopercooper @TheRlyBigShow @NorthrnPrspectv

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

🇨🇦The average Canadian doesn't get to choose who's asking the questions.

When the bank calls, you don't get to reply, "I'll only answer if @CTVNews asks."

When the CRA comes knocking, you don't tell them you'll be taking questions exclusively from people who already agree with you at CBC.

It's fascinating how accountability suddenly becomes optional when you're wearing a government lanyard.

If the Prime Minister and his Liberal cabinet are so confident they have a mandate, if they're so certain every decision they're making is in Canadians' best interests... then prove it!

Hold a one hour press conference where the questions come from independent journalists instead of the usual Ottawa rotation.

Put #RebelNews in the room.
Put #JunoNews in the room.

Put investigative reporter #SamCooper in the room.

Invite independent voices like @JasminLaine, @elevatereport , Northern Perspective and the hosts of The Really Big Show.

No hand-picked access.
No protective bubble.
No carefully curated list of "safe" questions.

Just answer them.

Because confidence doesn't fear scrutiny and truth doesn't need a security detail.

It's remarkable, really. The people who constantly tell us to "trust the science," "trust the experts," and "trust the institutions" seem strangely allergic to answering questions from anyone they don't already trust.

That should tell Canadians everything they need to know about #MarkCarney's leadership and the character of his #Liberal caucus.

If your agenda is as good as you say it is, it should survive a few uncomfortable questions.

If it can't...
the questions were never the problem.

If you would like to see this come to fruition, share the post and tag a Liberal MP. Call them out for their cowardice in facing scrutiny from the Canadian people.

#cdnpoli #ThinkForYourself
@RebelNewsOnline @junonewscom @scoopercooper @TheRlyBigShow @NorthrnPrspectv

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

People don't expect perfection from government.

They expect the same thing they expect from the kid who borrowed the family truck.

If something looks suspicious...

You don't lock the garage.

You lift the hood.

The Supreme Court just cleared the way for a court review of the ethics ruling that cleared Justin Trudeau in the WE Charity affair.

Think about that.

The issue isn't just one scandal from years ago.

It's the pattern.

Scandal.
Investigation.
Someone insists there's nothing to see here.

Then, years later, the courts are still opening the file. 📂

The Liberals built an entire brand around "sunny ways" and transparency.

Yet somehow transparency always seems to arrive with a lawyer, and several years late.

Parents teach their kids that trust isn't earned by saying, "Believe me."

It's earned by being willing to answer questions truthfully.

#Liberal Ottawa skipped that chapter.

If your explanation requires the Supreme Court before Canadians can properly examine it, maybe the biggest problem isn't the scandals.

Maybe it's a governing culture that keeps treating #accountability like an optional accessory instead of the rule book.

🇨🇦 #cdnpoli #Ethics
#WeScandal

[Tablesalt 🇨🇦🇺🇸 @Tablesalt13]

How INSANE is it ..... that in 2026, the Supreme Court of Canada posted on ITS WEBSITE

that it just had to rule that Parliament cannot REMOVE the court's ability to determine whether our public servants are following the law

this country is OFF THE RAILS.

[Linda Irving @LIrving0]

@saskatchewan_in I agree 💯 %. Make that 150%.

[Melanie In Saskatchewan @saskatchewan_in]

🔎 I searched your public timeline looking for something very specific.

I couldn't find a statement condemning the October 22, 2014 Islamist terrorist attack on Parliament Hill that murdered Corporal Nathan Cirillo. Not even in memoriam.

I couldn't find a statement condemning the October 20, 2014 ISIS-inspired attack that killed Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent. Also not in memoriam.

I couldn't find any acknowledgement of the Toronto 18, one of the most serious homegrown Islamist terror plots in Canadian history.

I also couldn't find a public condemnation of the dozens of Christian churches that were burned across Canada or the vandalism, removal, and destruction of statues honouring many of our country's founders and historical figures.

Why is that Gary?

You are quick to condemn hatred when it fits one narrative, yet your public record appears conspicuously silent when Canadians are murdered by Islamist extremists, when Christian churches are attacked, or when Canada's history and heritage are being erased.

That silence speaks louder than any press release.

It also reinforces something I've come to believe: the people entrusted with governing Canada should, in my opinion, be Canadians who were born here, raised here, and shaped by this country's history, traditions, and values from the very beginning. Leadership isn't just about holding office. It's about possessing an instinctive understanding of the nation you're entrusted to defend.

Canada deserves leaders who will condemn every act of violent extremism, religious intolerance, and political violence with the same moral clarity, regardless of the ideology behind it or who the victims happen to be.

Leadership isn't measured by selective outrage. It's measured by principled consistency and I don't see any sign of it in the Liberal ranks.

[Viva Frei @thevivafrei]

I like to post this video periodically so that no one ever forgets - or forgives.

The man in this video is Anthony Housefather, a Liberal MP (Member of Parliament) and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Emergency Management and Community Resilience.

This is a clip of a statement he gave in March 2023, as the government was forced to disclose its supply agreements with Covid “vaccine” manufacturers such as Pfizer, explaining the substantial amount of redactions in the disclosure.

In this video, he unequivocally admits to:

1) Human experimentation;
2) Fraud (since we now know Pfizer never tested for transmission);
3) Concealment of fraud; &
4) Immunizing big pharma for their fraud as a contractual condition in the Supply Agreements.

Not only is he (and his political ilk) not in jail.

They are still in charge.

[Linda Irving @LIrving0]

@ryangerritsen There are claims that he made money from the vaccines. If he didn’t he is still a POS, if he did he’s a bigger POS.

[John Stossel @JohnStossel]

Before Fauci pled the Fifth 100+ times, I covered @RandPaul's claim that Fauci sent American money to Wuhan, China, to fund research that might have created the COVID pandemic.

At the time, Paul was called a conspiracy theorist.

Here's how that went down:

[Donald Trump Jr. @DonaldJTrumpJr]

Everyone needs to stop what they're doing and watch this clip right now!!!!

[Linda Irving @LIrving0]

@drbarrydworkin do you believe any of this or are you still on the wrong side of history?

[Nana0000 @Nana00018487212]

Canada still prosecuting the freedom convoy people to this day. Think about it. Everything they stood for was truth.

[Nana0000 @Nana00018487212]

Canada still prosecuting the freedom convoy people to this day. Think about it. Everything they stood for was truth.